New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1929, Page 13

b [ | NEW BRITAIN TERALD [~v-»] | ¢ = v NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, ]‘)_’f‘ vroof of iepicted by bin £ o™ | Against Man In Detroit Kidnaping - h ST Police to ¢ ’ et 2 e vt ang o sndrs ARKERQ Y ' ’ flgmADREII;}EéLTEPTIIIPIN ” BELIEVE IT OR NOT""“”"" dane s BY RIPLEY Police to Seek Murder Warrant i e oo A[ESFHD%@EW’%EAL 2 s - ! laws Three Men Hope to Have Case Heard Conservatives Win by Di e[ S S ; SN : T At danuary Cort of Appeals ) y NEl ; v s Josep tured Nt Nl 1k o relition A ( Q) i I 134 {58 ) om Gerson T Nitting, They say Majoity in History | e i o : . « ot al ts 1. He urged t 10 i 1 Clarence and Puaul . —TRetained in o o ! =klgn 1 3 t ERN01 e and smith, partners of t Lankrupt t plurality ever | i : ; i) BRaC S RD SR IR ed b Smith 1o in Ontario, the | xtor Receives Ransom L tger suid, a zood tea j ‘ o 5 0 vindication | n After his son ippearcd ) nd tact. t s t s s on. have a trol and sale of liquor | A Vit i ¥ ed t S ued 5 ent of Premier G. How- o [ 1 D. o 0 ’ the government 1 d v $25.0 m. | . 1 ey i : ! 5 i X | o e ; e sgsentito 1 SUSPEND MILITARY TRAINING | S nder § . fecit Iots w 1 fnlo his ¢ v i i Premicr Sovilin in . CONFESSION BELIEVED HOAX Conservatives Win Jue } or SvBIN o 2 Ot — /) o1 rvatives. hold 5 of ; : ; : 1 « g T - this : i cats still Dear Mr Ripley, g A ) i g e Euson This 15 one Continuous line — ; 1 Pl ! o it cd to | : D icd by « for the ird time, was him i eturned with a majority of B T\ % [nalis (00 oorgsiovenilsppro el T Y “BRriDGE IN SAFFTY Pi AY iSEoniioter R, Sy ) | i ' of ZAMESVILLE, Chio L L b t test defeat was suffered ‘K | You CAN CROSS THIS BRIDGE AND e R o 11 party which had ex- = S e . \ dog - e ~ Respecepsty rours | st 8e onTee Save sioeof weRveR - Prosent Living Story at State oe e , § EEEETE T e sk Savings Bank of New Britain 1 ler, w reclected by a majority Al Pre \luhnmm ts Beaten | b e | A LEFT-HANDED ? Rasoarces - - $24,802,003.03 [] . Tt ¢ | MONKEY WRENCH T Seaeh o “f“,:fjw,‘i” 3 | || Tk tsval. RchTans meap e D Deposits made on or before Monday, November 4th, defeatcd | o will craw interest from November 1st. o united farmers, | ' 4 St | 5% INTEREST being paid ae to the deati | {’ A BOXER NAMED WRIGHT | s e S R e | / EoUICHIRARCTHERIAYIERFROBLG RIS SRS : Open Monday Evenings - 7:00 to 8 first of their sex fo sit in the 1o | e HSIE | sprinG-BOK iriangles vooden cymbals, |1 i é o o g ! WRIGHT TRIUMPHED OVER RONG | A g e e i sonimunists "”‘K.“,‘f,‘,‘f;i“ o) : . Gl s ‘ (361 w0 Toe A0, S 0y — = — f ‘ S 'FO\IORRO\\~\utI101 of An Encyclopedia at Ten teea "fiAi’N'ichATfn N "f‘?"'%:::i i VR DURING NOVEMBER... L EIPIRTSTHUSFAR < RALAR SERIE Your old TIRES | e e ‘;,L-gji;f; Imports Also Show Increase ' First Trip Over Route to Be 1is willing 5 year old preacher tol Lze K. Wood yesterday fe has promised a reduction in the a ten asked that she he confined for 3 per cent creasing a i peace. Mrs. appeared in court yesterday c Fhaki shirt and trousers and was ~MH~IH‘H' zland will be linked A Roszika Dolly Will ;"‘“’l""" West Indies island. clear through Divorce \oung l)d\ls cign ° to T'orto Rico. by means of a high- urlng ur ——— speed daily rail-and-air passenger B Panis Dot s | war. the national forcign trad S . of Tiotilia Doily. wite bl e reported y rday. DELAY IN TRANSFER service which the New York, New vavis, Jr. heir of the Canadian to- | Ixports fo nine months wers Haven and Hartford railroad an } v they | $3.849,000,000, or 292 million dollars nounced today in conjunction witn i cco millionaire, said tc growth of American fc in any y since at than they were in 19 N 27, the the Pennsylvania railroad, the Ricl tle- | almost nine years railroad, the Atlantic Coast ILine Tmports fo » months at Florida East Coast railway and th N o e suid o have been |s 000,000 were larger than any ; Pan-American Air Inc. This | |§ 4 e S T ik s voan! since 1920 y [ G b S H new service, 43 hours from Boston foist M \ art of the last summer, although Autos Set Record I[]vemor 0 006 ka as to Havana, will go into operation M o k - thns ) no formal | 7 \ usiness in automo- n Boston on IFriday afternoon ] i has heen PO rstood a process for o veen them will | over recorded. The figures EUNE MAT of the Pan-American compai N | . 1l was pecalloql heve: tha: Wil of { nine months, with ex-| 3 ‘ participate in a demonstration flight ] 10 & I I Mortimer her of Ros- 1wt $453,400,000 show |1 o4 the B Globe P CIothing e oS Roston: dariday | forehoon. At { \§ F A WAN E : i e ; nt over the next | House from tne corpora RNl R R : / B it n by onding period which |1OW controls the business to FFred | 0" jp O A Sl ey i g ; : Sid Machinery exports| Beloin willl not tale place tomor-{at. route. Gkl S S e highest on record |ToW as had boen planned. due {of 0y NF s S : ie way clear to make some | for th ine months, totaling|the fact that inventaries on which:pack in Boston at 12:35 p. m. Tues A provision f $462.500 or 23 per cont better | the sale price is (o be based have! gav November 5 less than |4 q onpl n i corresponding months of Mot been completed four full days. 3 Ml e sha L R et e ik Meanwhile, the present own The trip to be taken Friday b ne to operate with Clit- off “It is in these res.” the trade | will cont Is of the Pan- ican con STRENGTHENS LEFENSE council said, “that it becomes appar- ford A. Odin remaining as gene and it g will be Hartford, Oct, 31 (UP)—Trir ent that the main occupation of | manager, least until after 1 through run from New [ ECAUSE we want to make vour acquaint ince—introduce vou to the world's most prepavation for Weslevan con American export trade today is to formal transfer to Mr. Reloin to Havana, or to any of th: S 2 A S . p ¢ t o veloping a defense | equip the rest of the world with the | been made. Then, Mr. Beloin islands in the Great Antilles groun distinguished tires—and add your name to our rapidly growing list of customers n passes. Britton, in- | implements of the American stan- | announced. he will take personal|with which Roston will maintain S i y 3 Varford game.. Was|ard of Living charge, probably assisted by a store | daily service during the winter, T who are alive to the fact that expected 1o recover in time to play | “The most active field for our ex- manager. 12 pa v planes that will picis halfback ay ‘,,m growth,” the survey report con- | The store is located in the main|up New Ingl passengers in Mi- tinued, present in South |floor and bascment of a building at | ami will ma America. whe our exports in-| Main and West Main st ATLANTIC <vru~r<1 from $303.000,000 to $377.- | property of the man w,nmr or more than 25 por cent take it over. Dis; : Havana in two hours k cets, the and 15 minutes; they will go from D D L Th b ed B ll e ayton DeLuxe Ihorobr alloons = ments on one hour and 40 minutes. make 5 : . % e 3 ‘ irsl clght months of this | entals and conditlons of & mew | Port au Drince in Hait i hoce —are incomparably the finest tires now being inade in America. 1 dn E vear. In same period our ex-|lease which was to be effective hours more, Santo Domingo in two ports to Asia reached $414,000,000, | January 1, resulted in a decision to | hours and then to San Juan in [ 5 . . 3 B |2 ot slent wer centr hoselito it the lease to \Mr. Beloin on Porto Rico in three hours. Th We e not cutting the price of Daytons, but we ave paying you the very last penny Canada 1,000, a gain of 10 November 1, he to pay the corpor-!makes about 15 hours of actu:l . i o & s A 2 o £ X r cont and to llurope $1,442,000.- |ation for its merchandhse and fix-|flying tune over the fsland in &} poszible for yvour used tires, two and three times more than you imagined you could n of four per cent.” tures. It was expected that the in- Caribhean sea between the United 000, with get, and that's equivalent to your securing DAYTON THOROBREDS at prices far Tmpor ; | - . Tinports this vear show & slightly mit of transfer tomorrow. but it - below what they've ever heen sold for before in this part of the country. A e larger amount of finished manu- now appears likely that several ad- YOUNG MONTREAL WINS 5 k L P egn factured goods than in recent years. | ditional weeks may be required Providence, R. I, Oct. 51 (UP) . _ ) thonshRTogthgim CaiEpRr RiheseRaL P Young Montreal of Providence. vet Wa're now buying Daytons on a Cost Plus Plan—a sensational merchandising method . ase ventory would be Show Inc completed to per- | States and South America articles not competitive with Amer-| A Classified Ad in the Herald. is | eran featherweight, won an unpop- : SR S 2 S ffici fcan industry. About 21 per cent an ad well placed from the stand- ular 10-round decision over Gasion [ intiaduced to the tire industry by the Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company—and B 2 s C 1€ Py f nports of this character, | point of results. Charles of France here las ght & P R g > + ] . H T AU SR I CLEN CY B 0 i e sk o et Sy SlaneaRnete etnish thi plan, plus the percentage we've willing to charge off to introductory advertising, safely and economy | materials and food stuffs, 10 per e CRLNG et A = i dLEn AR L e e At L makes this sensational Double Trade-in Allowance Sale possible. in cleaning fabrics, consumption and per cent of | | semi-manufactured goods for fur- furs, leather. | ther processi the United States. The largest amount of new im et Special Offer NON-EXPLOSIVE rom turopr. which showed a gain | [§ Absolutely free—Four (4) pieces of beautiful silver No of fight per cent over the same || ware given with each ton of HOTTER ANTHRACITE, nonths last year Imports from QT () ~ iy v full gallion SH e e BEST COAL FOR CASH per cent to 43 million dollars. Dea’t overlook this chance to realize substantially on your used rubber and at the sanwe time treat yourself to tires that for ability to stand the strains of modern motor- S ing have no equal. The fact that Daytons are huilt with a generous margin of safety alsc means that they deliver a multitude of extra miles. A_- Cash — 30 Days — 60 and 90 Day payment terms 81, A1 Atlantic Service Stations CHORUS GIRLS HOME ) New York, Oct. 31.—P)—A home STOVE X THE ATLANTIC REFINING (0. for chorus girls out of work, ill or | e in need of is to be established i s Obtainable at by Trene IFranklin, actress, who re- EGG P v (s cently inherited $500,000 A 186 Eat Main N1, She announced the purchase of Duwire’s Service Station four acres of land. including a 14- | [ ) SRR Ahinglon St room house. at ['nion, N. J., and ex- Belvdere Filling Station peets to convert the place into a otter Oa or o filli iy country estate. It will he ready for 228 PARK STREET TELEPHONE 1743 5 Automotive Equipment & Rubber Corp, 26 Main St. occupancy in the spring. Miss 2 WOODLAN I'ranklin inherited her fortune from | @D uncle in Sydney, Australia. | TEL. “5477 f ; { > ;